Gala needs a second variety such as Fuji or Granny Smith blooming nearby, since Mutsu flowers at the same time but cannot fertilize it.

Fuji needs a second apple variety in bloom at the same time, and one common partner, Mutsu, cannot actually pollinate it.

Fortune apples need a mid-season pollinator, but USU Extension has not published a specific partner list, so use bloom timing and proximity as your guide.

Empire’s pollination partners aren’t published by USU Extension, but its Mid bloom season tells you exactly what a compatible second tree needs to do.

Earligold blooms mid-season according to USU Extension, but no confirmed pollination partner is published, so pick another mid-blooming apple and watch fruit set.

Dorsett Golden apple trees need a same-bloom-group partner like Anna nearby to set fruit reliably in most gardens.

Crimson Crisp’s pollination partners are not documented by USU Extension. Here is what bloom timing, distance, and pollen fertility actually determine for this apple.

Candy Crisp’s bloom season is mid, per USU Extension, but the extension does not publish a confirmed pollinator list, so growers need to pick a same-season partner carefully.

Braeburn needs another early-blooming apple tree nearby, since USU’s guide gives its bloom timing but names no specific partner variety.

Arkansas Black apple pollination explained: which four varieties provide fertile pollen, and why Jonagold and Stayman flower alongside it but never pollinate it.